Day of Mourning Re Death of Hugo Chavez!

Nargis · 03-06-2013, 09:55 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

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The "El Diablo" speech at the UN was one of the best ever. 
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From that day on ...I became familiar with the smell of Sulphur !

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A sad day indeed.  He was one of the very few world leaders to stand up against the U.S.  The "El Diablo" speech at the UN was one of the best ever.  But aside from the humour at the beginning of that speech he made a very important point which got glossed over by the so-called media.  He stated that America was one of the most wasteful country he's ever been to and had ever seen.  On his way to the UN from his hotel he observed that he was stuck in traffic surrounded by thousands of cars in Manhattan almost all of them with only 1 occupant.
[/quote]This is a sad moment in time for  we have now  witnessed  the passing of a giant among men , a man that cared deeply for the working class poor people of his country, a great revolutionary .. an icon  . 
Bolivarianism and Chavismo will however lives on, The dream can never die

#14
Comrade Hugo ,

He is a Drunk that survived choking on a Pretzel ...

#15
how many days canada mourning

#16
how will venezuela change now

#17
Y 'all Amricans gats too many questions... Tongue

#19
NATO and Obama will be happy. Don't know much about Maduro. Hope that he will stand up to NATO.

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